Thursday, April 5, 2012

Chinese Epoch Times Sees Traffic Explode

Epoch Times Staff

Traffic to the website of the Chinese version of The Epoch Times jumped from 1 million page views a day to four million, following the exposing of the infighting within the Chinese communist regime. (The Epoch Times)
Traffic has skyrocketted at the Chinese version of the Epoch Times ever since it started reporting about infighting within the Chinese regime.

Called DaJiYuan in Chinese, the paper has published hundreds of stories on the brewing controversy since it erupted on the eve of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s trip to China.

That was February 6, when Wang Lijun, the top cop in Chongqing city, fled the city and tried to defect at the U.S. consulate in Chengdu, reportedly out of fear for his life from his former boss Bo Xilai.

Dajiyuan—pronounced Da-jee-you-en in Mandarin—has followed closely as key figures allied with former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin come under fire from an opposing faction within the Chinese Communist Party.

On March 14, former Chongqing Party Secretary Bo Xilai was purged, a sensational development the Epoch Times had predicted well in advance. Over the next seven days, the paper’s website published 224 articles on the topic.

The Epoch Times has a reputation as the independent voice on mainland China. When issues of particular sensitivity arise, Chinese readers turn to the Epoch Times for uncensored facts and clear analysis.

As a result, the website traffic jumped from 1 million page views a day to four million according to Alexa.com, the market leader for website rankings. No other major Chinese newspaper saw that same trend, as no other Chinese newspaper scrutinizes events in China with the dedication of The Epoch Times.

At the same time, EpochTimes.com‘s traffic ranking also soared, from around 8,000 to somewhere closer to 2,000.

The Epoch Times was started by Chinese in North America motivated by a goal to provide Chinese news coverage independent of the Chinese regime, which exerts significant influence and sometimes control over the mainstay Chinese publications distributed overseas.

The Epoch Times is the publisher of one of the most highly-censored documents in China today, a series of nine-commentaries on the history and nature of the CCP. The commentaries have inspired over 100 million Chinese people to declare their withdrawal from the CCP and its affiliated organizations.

From - http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/world/chinese-epoch-times-sees-traffic-explode-214112.html
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大家都来看”九评共产党” ( VCD, 书)!
Let’s find “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party”(VCD, books)!

快上大纪元声明退出共产党和共产党其它组织(/团/队),抹去邪恶的印记!
Quit the Evil Chinese Communist Party or its affiliated organizations today!